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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01
Yesterdays Quotations Produce II the
Trvn Grant Canfara.

Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce i~t the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, April 0.-Flour-Receipts 1143o
packages; exports. g. 762 bbs and 1,171 sacks. The
'market was stronger AID more actve sales "a 600
bbs.
Wheat-Receipts, %, 594 blu; exports, 1O1. 473 bu.
Spot lots Ign &c and options "a &c higher. closing
however, weaker. with final reaction of Il 0lac;
export trading brisk and speculation fairly active;
sales, 1892 600 bu futures and 100000 Blu spot;
3 red, 92lac; No 2 red. lac elevator. 95lo0
953tc delivered, 945s194lsc f. o. b.; extra red
white 97c (. b.: No = red. April, 93ssc May, 93
aJ93Ac. closing at 93l4c. June 80 SIC; clos
ing at 933ac; July, 1898 9-16c, closing at 931sc;
August, 91A092c, closing at 9lac; September
92lsG92l4c closing at 921sc December. 95ls %
95a9c, closing at 95ssc; May 947sca $lOOl4, clos
Corn--Spot shade better and comparatively quiet;
options IA "a l9c lower and moderately active closing
weak receipts 19,O3O b1; exports 1882 bu; sales.
US 900 bu futures and 80 600 bu spot ungraded
a4saic in elevator 49la050llc delivered; old No .
Bic delivered; No. 9 white, 4Ol4c; yellow, 50c No Q
closing 1t 177sc: July. 19is 1855 closing at 91sc;
August sole S0l4. closing at 50iec; September
Oats fruier: receipts 90 600 bu; exports. 1 S61
bui mixed Western. 3603zc; white Western, $50
Hay quiet and steady; shipping. 40 95oc.
Hops duh: State. s92oc; Pacific coast. 7G21e
moderately active sales "a. 600 bags, May 14:7o0
J1.75c June. Ia 9Oc; July 1902 10. 15c; August,
15.30015.4Oc; November Is 80 "a lJ.40c; Deem
Der. Is. AS ID. Soc; February 1896. Sugar dull;
refined dull and lower. Moasses quiet Rice in fair
inquiry.
Eggs easier and in fair demand; receipts, d. 737
packages. Creamery, Zoe. Cheese frm demand
moderate.
Lardiower. aud only moderately aetiye Western
steam, spot, 7.3oa7,35c; Mav. 7-2sc; june 1880
7.4Oc July. TAI Ace August 7.5O1760c;
September. 1850; October 7590T.67ci city steam,
7.05c.
CHICAGO, April 80 Trading in wheat was not on
large scale to-day, operators evidently feeling in
cined await Developments Monjay-delivery
day. The market opened firm and prices advanced
1ac the closing figures of yesterday but during
the last hour the tone hecIne heavy and the advance
entirely lost. the market closing lac lower for
May delivery than yesterday. Tho clsarngs from the
seaboard aggregated 90 600 bu Itwas mated that
the visible supply would disclose decrease of about
], 500 600 bu Corn again quiet and easier. The
receipts slightly larger. and under fair specu
lative offerings prices receded and closed 3sc under
YESTERDAY. Oats were fairly active and weak closing
Sc lower. Mess pork marked up additional
50c1S1 per barrel and closed steady Lard declined
10012i9c per 100 lbs. and closed quiet Short ribs
declined 22A2c. and closed At medium figures The
leading futures ranged as follows
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Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. April 3o.-Cattle- Receipts, 500:
shipments. 100. The market was strong choice
heavy native steers "a 500 Is: fair good ship
ping steers. $4.1o04.75; butchers steers fair to
choice Sc. 6004.4O; feeders. fair to good, IS so
64.20 stockers, fair TO good 81. 2003.25; Texans.
common grass TO choice corn-fed 81 l0D 80.
Hogs-Receipts 600; shipments, 900 TIE mar
ket stronger; choice heavy and butchers selec-
tions. So. so 05.6J; packing, fair to good. SIS. IS
a o.; Workers medium to prime, 80. 20D535; pigs,
common to good. S1.5005.
Sheep-Receipts, 800; shipments, 500 The market
firm; wooded. fair to fancy. So. 50047O; clipped
medium 10 choice $3.1004.25.
KANSAS CITY. April 80. - Cattle - Receipts
GEO. shipments, none Shipping steers steady;
ping. 81 oOD4-10: common to medium, IS. al. 45;
stockers S2.60D3.25; feeding steers SIS. 80 % 90;
cows, So. IS $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts 6 200: shipments 1900 Weak
ami closing shade lower good TO choice. S.. 800
54O; common to medium, $3.50 05.25; skips and
pigs 81. 70 D4.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 6oo shipments none The
market was firm; good to choice, SO. 5004: common
TO medium. 50. 25O3.4O
CHICAGO, April 3O-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts. 1000; shipments, none
ping ranging from $50 to 800 TBS. S405 TO-
stockers and feeders 81 80 O4.4O: COWS, bulls and
mixed, $204: Texas cattle, 81 250
Hogs-Receipts. 6,OOO; shipments, G,000. The
market strong and 01Oc higher; rough and
mixed. IS .05 0550 packing and shipping $5. 500
$50; light 1913 05.45: skips. So 047O.
market stronger: wooded sheep. $405. 25; shorr
sheep, S314.35; Texans 81. 1212 IS; lambs
$4.5006.
EAST LIBERTY, April Observation-Disclosures,
80; shipments 162 Nothing doing; all through con-
signrnents
Hogs-Receipts. 8 900: shipments 1900 The
market was slow; Philadelphias. $606.10: York
ers S2.50@5:65: common and light, $5.30054O;
Sheep-Receipts l. 800; shipments, 1 400. The
market was dull at unchanged prices.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Less Activity in Wheat. Spectators
Preferring to Await Developments.
Corn Quiet and Easier Under Increased Re-
ceipts and Fair Speculative 0flerings-Pork
Marked Up Another Dollar per Barrel.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.
The Market Opens Firm aud Active, but n
Season of Dizziness Follows.

NEW YORK April 3o-Money On call was easy
at4a6 per cent closing offered at 3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, Sash per cent.
Sterling exchange dull, but steady aud un-
changed.
Tho total sales of stocks to-day we're 2o4. OLE
shares, including the following: Delaware. Lacka-
wanna g. Western 9,4O0; Erie, a 500; Lake Shore
575o; Louisville s. Nashville. $3.50; Missouri Pa
cifc. 239 Northwestern, 4.4Oo Reading. 6S, 800
Texas Pacific. 1855; UnioRPacifc, 1882; Western
Union, 1920.
The stock market to-day was the dullest of the
week The foreigners bought few stocks in the
early morning and the temper Of speculation gem
orally bulsh reported utterances of Ar. Gould
and this increased BY the marked strength shown
in Missouri Pacific The early demand soon died
away however. leaving the market extremely dull
and somewhat Irregular though the general tendency
upward in the forenoon and downward during the
remainder CT tho day. There was some realizing in
the afternoon. but there was disposition TO trade,
and fluctuations, except IN two or three
stocks, were insignificant Rock Island
stro.g late IN the day. Ii was bought upon
ramors that rights 70 be given TO stock
holders. Reading was the only really active stock. II
displayed considerable strength N the forenoon, upon
renewal Of abe Of settlement with the first
series fves. Although these were afterwards contra
dicted. upon the authority OF tho president. the
stock received support from the cliques and yielded
Tho opening was generally firm. while Missouri
Pacific showed an advance Of 81 The first few min
hut the market soon quieted down. and by the end of
the first half hour had become dull and SO
manned THROUGHOUT the rest OF the day. IT. Worth
Denver was specially weak dropping nearly per
cent. while the rest Of the list showed but slight
fluctuations and were generally firm. Fl Worth aft
ervards most Of its loss and after issue
of the bank statement, which regarded favor
able oil interests in the transactions ceased. Quota
tons yielded slowly upon reaiizatons but the close
was dull and steady. Sales 2O4. OH shares.
Railroad bonds displayed more activity.
The issues most prominent Atlantic e.
Pacific incomes Green Bay incomes and Mexican Cen
trial incomes. The Green Bay incomes attracted
tention account Of that three separate in
terests looking for control of the property. The
trading showed more decided character than any
previous day this week. being firm to strong through
out, and closing figures almost invariably show adj
vauces. Sales, 80, 229. 900.
Government and State bonds we're dull and steady.
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LIVE STOCK.
a Strong Market for All Good Cattle-Best
Hogs Active and Shade Higher.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 80.
CATTLE-Receipts $50; shipments. 400 Quality
fair Market strong all good grades; steady on
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The Building Associations.

There now eighty five associations in the city.
Fifteen associations in the city will wind up their
business this year.
The Fifthstreet association is very prosperous.
The demand for its money is beyond the supply.
The stockholders of the Mutual Home association
met last Friday night, and made some changes in
their BYLAWS regulating loans.
The Arsenal association will elect officers next
month Since it's organization twenty of its sockhold
have secured homes in the part of the city
by money from its treasury
The Blake street association wound up its affairs on
Friday, after having been In operation 297 weeks.
1t was of the most prosperous associations
organized in the city. Blake street. No. q is to be
organized Immediately.
The real estate boom has drained the treasury of
every association in the city Stockholders have been
anxious to secure loans with which buy prop
erty while the boom is in it's infancy, but half
have been accommodated
The Bluff road association will elect directors for
the ensuing year tomorrow evening The association
is of the few in the country that has been sup
ported by farmers. Its stockholders nearly all
market gardeners The association has been running
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Mind-Reader Bishops wife Sues for Divorc.

BosToS. April 3o-Mrs. Helen G. Bishop. nee
Mock. has begun legal proceedings against her hus
band. Washington Irving Bishop the mindreader,
and to-day filed a bill for divorce in the Supreme
Court in this county The libel states that the libel
liant was married Bishop. Dec. 4, 1854, and that
they continued 10 live together until Feb. 1, 1887,
and that she induced TO marry him by fraud.
The libel also contains several allegations of
daous character. The will probably be heard
before the next October term of the court
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Jew YORK. April 3O.-Bar silver, 95c.
oNDON, April 30.-Bar silver. 43sld per ounce
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Cash quotations follows: Flour unchanged
No. spring wheat. SO3s so osc; No spring wheat
73175c; No 2 red, sO5sc. No 2 corn. 81 373sc.
No. oats. 2612c. No. rye. 56c No. barley,
81 955c. No l faxseed 81 OF; prime timothy
seed. @l.64a1.65. Mess pork per bbl S23. Lard
per 100 TBS. So. 90; short-ribs sides. doose) 1909
7.70c; drysalted shoulders boxed. 5.9Od6c; short
clear sides boxed. sds.o5c. Whisky, distillers
Ol a 6Ssc; graduated, &C. standard A, 55sc.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
was steady; creamery, 19a24c; dairy, 16122l9c-
Eggs. lOl44
Receipts-Flour, IL 600 bbls; wheat. 81. 600 bu:
113 600 bu; oats, 1872 600 bu; rye. 3 600 bu;
barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 4 600 bbis;
wheat. J. 900 bu; corn rs 0c0 bu; OATS 80 600 bu;
rye. 5000 Blu; barle y. 5000 Lu-
BALTIMORE. April 30.-wheat--Western higher
and quiet: No. winter red spot. 92l4c bid; May,
92l2092asc June. 92la 90 Sc; July. 81 g 32l4c
Corn-Western about steady, closing dull; mixed,
spot 46lac bid: May. 46l4 046aac: June. A70
AZ lac; July 47l4e bid. Oats steady: Western white
3613sc: Western mixed. "a 13512c. Provisions
nomnally steady. Eggs easier at lie Other articles
unchanged. Receipts-Flour, 1858 brls wheat,
$1,000 bu; corn. 900 bu; oats, 5000 bu. Ship
meDts-Flour, 22S brls.
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4 C0w For sale.

Bi.! Nye, i. seems has = COW which he
offers to sel.-in the following language
Owing TO i'll health. / will sci. =, my resi-.
dence in township g. range IS west. ac.
cord;ns to go,ernmen, survey. one
crus.edras?berr,-oo.ored co~. age six
years. Sh: is good ,niik.,er, and is no,
afraid OF the cass-or ANYTHING eise She
IS COW Of andaun.ed courage and gives
milk frequently. To 4 man who doe. no;
fear death in any form. she would te a
great boon. She is very much attached to
her rome At present. bs :neans Of a trace
ena'n. out s;,c will be sold TO an. one v no
VIII agree to treat her right. She is ono
folrsh Shor'ho.n and three. .four.hs h,ena.
Purchasers need NJ, be Identified. w;,,
a.so throw in a double. barrel shotgun
"nieh goes with her. In Nav she gen.
erai!. soes away somewhere for week O.
two and returns with a tail, red calf. with
long "sbb.y legs. Her name i, Rose. and
would prefer 70 sci. he. 70 ..on,es;
dent
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Saved His Life.

NJ. D. /. N,.co1soa, Of Ho<x- Czre,
As- says he was, 10. nzar vears- haci,
Afflicted With Ph.h:se, also Diabetes: the
r1:as we're a..Eos. undesirable and wcols;
sometimes zl,sos; throw him iaso eoasu.
<soos. He tried Electric B:.-ers and got re
*: fro1. Frs: bottle ard after taking SIX
bottles, was en:ire.r cured. and had game:
n ae<h eighteen pounds SAYS Re posi-
lively be.sevss he would nay= died. haS! !
-, h-en ;or the .ei;ef, afforded :: E.eo;E;s.
Bssse-s- Solo :: fit: cen:s bottle b. \
~ White, City Dr-g Store.
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Hen', \, Corp. the Ian! and pension
LAWYER OF Washington. n'. jus. ISSUED the
'"e'i'' sai'so" Of his Settlers Guide. I,
Is al indispensable book for all who are. q,
expect to be, Interested in public land \
Chapter. illustrated With ru,nerou, cu.s
shows ho"~ 70 tell township. section and
9aas'eF-sec''on corners, and explains the
system Oh surveys, l,giscs Comm;s>;one,
Sparks orders and late decision, and in.
sTne''ons, and full information abou, .he
homestead, presumption. timber culture
desert land, ard other laws.
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The Greas Hudson River Bridge.

The coa,rac, fos the construction Of the
g'ea; ';ucson river bridge which is to
.psn tina: river a. Poughleepsie has been
ie, 70 Carnagic & Co. OF Pittsburgh and is
to cost 100000. No. less than 10000
tons Of steel will be required in its con.
struc,ion. This bridge is 70 conrec. the
New York Lake Erie s. Western, New
York Ontario s. Western, Delaware, Lack.
a~ana s. Western, Philadelphia g. Read.
ing. Leigh Valky, Pennsylvania and
Baltimore l. Ohio roads on the wes, side
Of the river. and the New York l. New
England, Hartford l. Conne,icu, Western,
Poughkecpt;e Hartford s. Boston and
Massachusetts Central on the east side Of
the river. The bridge is to be 5000 fee, long
and y, feet high.
II will be can,i'evcr, and the g.andes.
and large.: bridge in the world, ard one.
third higher than the Brooklyn bridge.
nearly every railroad Of any accoun: in the
line OF travel vii! use the bridge
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4er 3dtee.iseme'sks.
NOTICE or FINAL ESrRr.
LAND O7r.cH AZ Hx1xxA, ~. r., Jan y. fse

LAND O1rscE AZ HnkxA, ~. r, JAN s.. 1877.
NOTICE is h<=eb. gs.e, :aa; ;ae following nan
- Cd SETTER has k1e1 nosice 9: lis ia,en,icn Il
-ls&e Sn1l proof in sGpPn-. Of his Calm. and
--st Sad r<ocf vii. s< rz1Se tefore Clerk ot
.ze District Cno-. "a anSsns E<ave-hezd Cocssy
Neat a:Dr!loa, Acr.SaA- oa
March 18th, 1887. viz: Iafsyette Scots.
Eao made Hones;eAd application Nc. 3,n@ fos
.c+s aad AID SWa SWs Sec - and os Sec.
SIP $. K. 10 "
lie names tie following witnesses tc
rrcT- n. crr.:za1ous residence spoa and cn.:isA-
'1o. Of said iaa1. RI: E5~a.d :. Rail. n. e.
G.ze---- George F-s-ca 2,i John Cams Al. Of Ar.
S.n:z. Montana
- s. " LASGHORSE, Resi.t>..
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PROG, REAs WEST OHTHE AI>>lSSlfPI

Tae striking feature OF CIR progress II
/ ,F-r extreme We: is in the GaP-erti-n;et
s-'tlrrmer: Ct the COUNTRY. ard the ooncu.
I ren. growth {: il. railway s.s'-'n W.
built over ZOO rr.;.rs q a-v sozzS IN 1870
an. slla,. prodz1:. cons'-Gc. over eJcIk
mile. In .5S-- This is spar; iion ss1e
tracks. renewals. and. in ~on:- cases. 6ou biz
tracking B.. tie gr.z. 5jsk OF This rea
rai.re.a1 coas'ruc.aan i west Q: tire Nassis
>ipp; The growth OF the n=w cities ir
,na: region is sometirg phenomenal
Chicago ard San Francisco have beer
bull. up almost III or geners,:-n: ha' the
sro~;h of s., Paul. MINNEAPOLIS, Kansas
CITY. Omaha Denver. ard dozen o.ner
points ;ha: might he mentioned. has been
50 rapid as 10 be scarcely credible II i
Only ;r~ years since congressions! vii
saeered Al Duluth as -:ne zrn;ia CITY O.
the unsal,ed sea>." bu: this is no Jorge. a
Jest. blu, fact; tor in seven years Duluth
has increased its population from 5000 10
1900. and j, is keeping this INCREASE up
Chicago. Of course, continues 70 gro1, bot
it i. having rivals ., all points OF the com.
pass ~cs, OF its oxn i7ngi:ute. The grea;
depo:. Of grain. provisions and lumber.
instead Of being concentrated a. Chicago.
COX come directly cas-, from lis more west
rrn rivals. In the old-n times, during TIE
decline OF the Roman Empire. the might:
'so,c-s OF the barbarian em;gran's cams
from Crrtra. A>ia, will. arms il their
hands, TO oc1up: the r:cn and fertile plains
Of Europe. But the huge tides o: e;niyra
'ion frosa Europe and the Eastern States
pour over the Mississippi. oring:n.
'oo.s an5 capital, 70 occup. the vacant
laaa ard susoc.- the wilderness. The cen
tus ri sor, will tell ci the s:upenjoas
growth OF the cities and States .ss: oi tie
There is nothing like i; in
ancient o. modern Df..ores's
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The San francisco .tta ci,c-ria:lY r..
marks ;ha. man named Quickly has in.
sen'ea su1.'i'ue 'o- ,i,r sa.iows and rope
'or 'he execution Of Capital criminals. lis
,hia. which, 4 ,a.sc dong, 'twese br,.,,
done oa'ck'r, lie proposed ,ish. fitting
rubber mask, % be pu, over he head and
'ace OF the gentleman" lao has incurred the
States si7al attentions. \ f.w fee. G; hose
fills the mask viii, a coordination G: dead,.
gases which knock him ou, n, The frs,
evhiff
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The Reno. (Nev.) Stoekma. .ars Seyaca
Is. without doubt. one of the safest ,anye
countries in the United States. having in
tho mountains burch grass for summer and
IN the valleys an abnndAn, supply Of ~hi,e
s;gc and native grasses. which afford good
winter feed The broken foo, hills Of the
mountains are dotted with juniper trees,
which afford good shelter for stock.
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Acting Secretary Fairchiid has issued
Circular to the constructors OF passenger
cars and steamboats, and other persons. in.
riting suggestions as to the bes, methods
Of building railroad cars and steam vessels
and heating the same SO as to proven. the
loss Of life and property BY Are. Cores.
pondents arc requested to send sketches or
drawings Of their designs when nrac,;ca.
bic This action Of tn. Department, is in
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-25

Mr.. Joseph Farrell. Of Winnipeg, j.
famed as the frs, white ~oman married in
'he Canadian Northwest. The Ceremony
'oos place a: For, Whoop- Up in 1877. /,
~as the occasion Ola big b'owoa. ON the
part oi the Blood and Blackiee: Indians.
who turned Out in g,ca. ..u.abc,s in holi
ia saro, firing guns. Yelling. eating. .,anc-
ins and having 900! time generally in
genuine Indian fashion
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Marx Twain is nou said IL i,e uo,,:,
9''soc,ooo T~en:. years ago, on sala
~ o. s:sa week he vas editing the DAT,
dramatic fe'T.-." in Sar Francisco. ,hea,-
rieas program printed for fee distribution
by DE Young brothers, Who now run the
San francisco Chrosici. 4. the same
time frc. Harte was writing "con.ens srd
novels" for the Gtl5fg Ere a. the ,ruois.
<e,' compensation Of $ Per column.
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Harding, The stage driver murderer.
whose day for execution has been So. sew
ess' times ard as of'cn postponed. seems 10
Rear charmed life Some people in ,hi.
county begin 20 think hc will 70. be
hanged a, all
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Oac Of the curious coincidrncr< of nom.
snclasarc is tina. the daughter OF General
Logan married Mr.. Tucker, while the
daughter OF Representative Randolph
Tucker Married a Mr.. Logan. Each
couple have SOM. The nan.c Of one il
Tucker logsn and The o:he. is Logan
Tucker.
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Frank PiKsey and Sam Jones are esi-
den:lr in ~cahoo:s.7 Jones ProPo&es TO
make every foreigner sign the temperance
pledge before rs:uraiizing him.
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.Ains j: fs.nny:- On= Iowa railroad, in
accordance with the inter state bill, has 7d-
yaneed its rates 20 p: cent Another
road in the xanc state, in accordance with
the sanse law. ha. reduced its rates 20 per
cent!
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In tie iars.s If stsoi-7 r-:rse1~ they arg
Willing 70 eofo;ros,ise w;.n SABBATH
oge7kfn. By ...oa.1. Sunla. trains t. run
before c-,'a:. ho:rs II the morning ard
after CERTAIN noars in the -yei.fn.
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DiLLos. MONTANA, Fee IS. 1885,.
NOTES AND COMMENTS

las.ils NJ. Clay. q. neas.s seventy. i.
,ziG 10 t-s isa-G<en.e old man. ~e'! pre-
Ac..ed and showing 70 wrinkles.
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lac Lods.ag Hoase has been rea:,ea anl neu
p.as.esec aad Is IN h,s-clsss condition for thu
reception q guests. x,.u.
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N0TICE..F0R SALE.

One rev Upright Grand Piano, stool.
cover and music book; house and lot: i,
sor'e' mare. saddle and bridlc: new Rus.
s'a" 'ur coat and sea'skin Cap (coa. is let
black; w;se mattress for double beds.ead
bronze hanging amp. with u porcelain
shade; l Administer rug: , Webs,er's Tn.
abridged Dictionary; and :: complete Pho.
'ographer's Outfit.
~ Price, $500, cash. I
aocrass or cali upon. GKo. E. WATSON.
Bannack City, Mont.
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Gro. N. BaowN President.
IonS F. Bishop. Vice President.
DAVID /. LAMONT. Cashier.
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DB
POSTS

DrrcSsts .ccrsved ss5jee1 to eheex cx demand. Al
cosieetioas will receive pasunai and prcnp. atm.
ton.
A fall line Of Fire Insurance Conran:es. po,i.
e:es osoed O n! el1Ss>s of property.
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DIRECTORS

Transact General Banking Business.
Exehsn.e Sold on all the Prineip.i cities
Of the World.